The generation of the mabul became completely degenerate by their ongoing petty thievery and illicit relations until morality had lost all meaning. Which specific barrier did they cross that moved them beyond the point of no return? Rabbi Lopiansky discusses the concept of ‘borders,’ and what changes were made after the flood to ensure that this would never happen again.

Unlike the generation wiped out by the flood before them, the Dor HaflagahåÕs punishment was in response to a very different flaw. In what way did they attempt to repeat the mistake of Adam Harishon, and why was the most appropriate response to split them up into 70 nations? In intricate look at understanding and how it leads to control.

Why was it so important to Avraham to be considered the primary 'Av' of his nation, even over Yitzchak and Yaakov? This fascinating discussion unfolds the core implications of fatherhood, and the inner process of transmitting it to children. Hear also the point where the other two Avos split off from Avraham to forge their own unique paths.

Rabbi Lopiansky's discussions of the weekly parsha go far past the seemingly simple surface they present, showing a depth of esoteric wisdom that is difficult to find. Listen in for a journey that will give an appreciation for the Torah's vastness.

Rabbi Lopiansky's discussions of the weekly parsha go far past the seemingly simple surface they present, showing a depth of esoteric wisdom that is difficult to find. Listen in for a journey that will give an appreciation for the Torah's vastness.

Lot is usually eclipsed by his illustrious uncle Avraham. But even with his close proximity to this spiritual giant how did Lot fail to be uplifted? Rabbi Lopiansky examines how Lot's character cut off his potential for greatness, leaving him to perpetuate himself only through his daughters.

Rabbi Lopiansky's discussions of the weekly parsha go far past the seemingly simple surface they present, showing a depth of esoteric wisdom that is difficult to find. Listen in for a journey that will give an appreciation for the Torah's vastness.

Avraham took great pride in Yitzchak's spiritual accomplishments, and Yitzchak mirrored that sense of awe as he beheld what his father created with his life's work. Rabbi Lopiansky takes us far beneath the surface of these two giants, describing what love and awe truly are in a relationship, and how both of them must work hand in hand to achieve the balance necessary.

The story surrounding YitzchakåÕs shidduch contains a tremendous amount of depth, shedding light on the differing character of men and women, and what they are expected to achieve together. Learn how RivkahåÕs response to Eliezer was the paradigm of a womanåÕs role, helping bring the completeness of Yitzchak to its fullest expression.

Rabbi Lopiansky's discussions of the weekly parsha go far past the seemingly simple surface they present, showing a depth of esoteric wisdom that is difficult to find. Listen in for a journey that will give an appreciation for the Torah's vastness.